Countryside Half-day Gastro-Wine Tour from Budapest Meal & pickup is a food tour in Budapest.
Editorially verified October 13, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
Viator · 3 h
Budapest tells two different stories through its food, and this tour lets you pick which one to taste. Choose Óbuda, the city's oldest quarter, built over Roman ruins,...
Viator · 3 h
What makes our original Foodapest Street Food Tour truly unique, is that the experience is the perfect blend of authentic Hungarian flavors, local storytelling, and in...
Guided tour · 3 hours
Taste 12+ Hungarian flavors, wines & treats during our tour, the only independent & locally operated Food Tour in the city! Local flavors, stories & culture in an auth...
Tip: Pickup is offered only at selected downtown locations, and a minimum of 2 guests is required for the tour to start.
A Budapest wine tasting in a boutique wine bar that explores the country's famous wine regions, tries indigenous varietals and meets winemakers, as a quick intro to Hungary's wines.
A guided food tour through District 7 with organised entry at four local eateries, trying traditional soup and lángos, chicken paprikash, pálinka and somlói with sweet Tokaji wine.
TipVegetarian and alcohol-free options are available, and the drinks include local wine, beer and shots.
A food tour of Óbuda, the city's oldest district, with 8 tastings and local wine, including homemade strudel, crispy lángos, Hungarian sausages and soup, plus a Secret Dish.
TipNear the end of the walk a Secret Dish is waiting, a local favourite the organisers won't spoil in advance.
A private 2 hour wine tasting of 7 + 1 different wines from indigenous Hungarian grape varietals, with a big map showing the wine regions of Hungary.
A 75-minute Danube cruise past Parliament and Buda Castle with a welcome glass of Hungarian sparkling wine, unlimited refills at the on-board bar, spritzers, beer and music.
TipBoarding begins 15 minutes before departure, and you keep and reuse your beer or sparkling-wine glass when requesting a refill.
Taste Hungary's Budapest Culinary & Wine Walk starts at the Central Market Hall and has 12 tasting stops, with 3 fine Hungarian wines and a sommelier.
OrderThe lángos, which the tour calls Hungary's favorite street food.
TipOn Sunday the tour does not enter the Central Market Hall, since it is closed; private tours are also available.